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National Jazz Festival gets back in swing at Easter
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Letters to the editor: Council needs to sort out Omanawa Falls
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Former Tauranga mayor's plea to commissioners: Merge councils to pay for infrastructure
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Business digest: Kiwi Airbnb guests look to the regions
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Covid 19: Bay of Plenty business leaders and owners reeling
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Crime increase prompts call for stronger police presence
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